Category Archives: Organization
PhD Advice – How to focus when you write
Introduction – The Need to Focus When Writing Writing a dissertation is hard! I don’t mean the research part where you track down and summarize resources. I’m talking about the actual writing part, which requires synthesis, coherent argumentation and the … Continue reading
PhD Advice: Software Tip #1 – Transliteration made easy…
Introduction – Transliteration 101 If you are in a Biblical Studies program (or any program that uses an ancient language), you may invariably be forced to transliterate Greek or Hebrew words (or Coptic, Syriac, etc. for that matter). This may … Continue reading
PhD Tips: Note-taking Software for Writing a PhD
Introduction In my previous post on the need for and uses of a bibliographic software, I mentioned that there were three indispensable tools for every researcher: A writing tool A bibliographic tool A note-taking tool NOTE: There may be others … Continue reading
PhD Tips: Bibliographic software – A researcher’s dream
Introduction Today I’d like to talk a little about organization as it pertains to your research. One of the most critical tools at your disposal is a so-called bibliographic software (now referred to as Bib Software). I personally believe it … Continue reading
The beginning…
Introduction Welcome to this first post on PhD Tips and Dissertation Advice. I decided to start this blog as a way to share some helpful tips for those in the pre- or current stage of a doctoral dissertation. Whether you’re … Continue reading